It’s already in your pantry.

And what made her turkey amazing was how umami-rich it tasted, thanks to Ah Pos soy sauce marinade.

I recommend using a light soy sauce (not low-sodium) thats also high quality.

A close-up of a plate with mashed potatoes and gravy, turkey, green beans, and stuffing

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Ah Po always used Lee Kum Kee brand soy sauce.

Since the soy sauce is salty, use low-sodium chicken or vegetable broth to make the gravy.

You should also skip adding extra salt until the very end.

Gravy in a saucepan with a wooden spoon

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Add the soy sauce last, as the gravy thickens.

Start with anywhere from 1/2 to one teaspoon, give the gravy a taste, and go from there.

However, avoid adding too much, as the soy sauce can overpower the other flavors of the gravy.

If the gravy tastes a little salty, a pinch to a teaspoon of sugar can help balance it.

This holiday season, use soy sauce to upgrade your gravy.